It's called 'The Girls of Banbridge'. It doesn't seem very common in Irish music sessions in my experience. I first heard it on a recording of De Dannan playing at the Cambridge folk fest, years ago.
Don't know. It might be on their 1999 CD Bluegrass Sessions: Tales From The Acoustic Planet Vol. 2 (Which I haven't heard in full- try as I might, can't get websites to play samples for some reason)
I don't know too many Irish jigs... if it was the Road to Lisdoonvarna I'd've gotten it but then I guess so would everyone else! LOL. Sounded nice though, post some more.
It's called 'The Girls of Banbridge'. It doesn't seem very common in Irish music sessions in my experience. I first heard it on a recording of De Dannan playing at the Cambridge folk fest, years ago.
ralphd35 3 years ago
Don't know. It might be on their 1999 CD Bluegrass Sessions: Tales From The Acoustic Planet Vol. 2 (Which I haven't heard in full- try as I might, can't get websites to play samples for some reason)
UISTMAN59 4 years ago
I don't know too many Irish jigs... if it was the Road to Lisdoonvarna I'd've gotten it but then I guess so would everyone else! LOL. Sounded nice though, post some more.
tnoelle 4 years ago
Sounds very familiar but I can't place it. sounds a little like star above the garter. now this is gonna drive me crazy all day.
GreatFezzo 4 years ago
Thanks for your msg. I can't quite place this tune - there are elements of "Tobin's Jig" in it, I believe.
Cheers!
RyanDunsSJ 4 years ago
I was sent from myspace to view your video. Very pretty.
amandatripper 4 years ago
I don't know the name but you play it great. thanks for the link so I could see the video.
lanie717 4 years ago